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Carshalton 1959

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Carshalton]

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ArticleNo.Adulter- ated or other-wise irre-gularArticleNoAduler-ated or other- wise irre-gular
Biscuits23Milk—Channel Islands291
Breakfast Food1Milo1
Beef Mixed1Mineral Water1
Butter2Mint Sauce1
Cereal1Mock Salmon Cutlettes1
Cheese Food1Nerve Tonic1
Cheese Processed1Oranges Prepared1
Cheese Spread1Peas Processed1
Cheese Spread withPeanut Butter1
Shrimp1Pease Pudding1
Chewing Gum1Pork Roll Stuffed1
Chicken Jelly1Raisin Flavoured Cordial1
Chicken Pie1Red Cabbage1
Chocolate Spread1Rice Ground1
Confectionery Flour3Saccharine1
Confectionery Sugar8Salad Cream1
Cordial4Salmon Potted1
Dandelion Coffee1Sausage Beef2
Drinking Chocolate1Sausage Pork1
Dripping1Sausage Pork Canned1
Evaporated MilkSausage Meat Pork1
Fish CakesISparkling Drink1
Fish Paste1Spinach Puree1
Flour Self-RaisingSponge Fingers1
Golden Crumbs1Sponge Mixture1
Ground Nut Oil1Soup1
Halibut Oil Capsules1Soup Squares1
Horseradish Relish1Steakettes1
Ice CreamSultanas2
Instant Chocolate1Tea2
Iron Jelloids1Tomatoes Tinned1
Mayonnaise1Tomato Juice]
Meat Pudding1Vegetable Juice1
Milk144Vinegar1

The following 4 samples were reported upon adversely:—
Milk (Three Samples).
All these three samples were deficient in non-fatty solids as judged by
the Sale of Milk Regulations which require a minimum of 8.5 %, the actual
content being 8.42%, 8.44% and 8.37% respectively. The Hortvet freezing
test however did not in any case indicate the presence of added water. As is
known from past experience, a slight reduction in solids other than fat below
the presumptive standard of the Regulations can occur due to feeding
difficulties and no action was therefore necessary in these cases, other than
to draw the distributor's attention to their relatively poor quality.
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